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In conclusion, while we commemorate the 76th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it serves as a stark reminder of the persistent human rights violations that demand our …
76 Years Later: The Ongoing Struggle for Human Rights and Justice Read More
The XII High-Level Dialogue on Human Rights between the EU and Mexico marked a significant step forward in reinforcing mutual commitments to uphold and promote human rights amidst shifting political …
EU and Mexico Strengthen Human Rights Commitment in High-Level Dialogue Read More
The imprisonment of Ismail Lghazaoui highlights the alarming trend of repression against human rights defenders in Morocco, sending a chilling message to those advocating for Palestinian rights. Organizations like BDS …
Moroccan Activist Ismail Lghazaoui Sentenced to a Year in Prison for Advocacy Read More
The dramatic events of December 3 reaffirm the strength of democracy in South Korea and demonstrate that the spirit of its people can triumph over authoritarianism. The united front of …
South Korea’s December 3: A Resounding Stand for Democracy and Human Rights Read More
As development banks expand their reach across Asia and the Caucasus, the glaring contradiction between their promises and the lived realities of communities becomes increasingly undeniable. Tales of repression, retaliation, …
Development Banks Must Ensure Human Rights Amid Rising Reprisals in Asia Read More
The Pens for Press campaign stands as a beacon of hope for journalists confronting perilous threats to their lives and integrity. In unison, students across the nation have rallied around …
Pens for Press: Students Unite to Support Carlos Ávila and Press Freedom Read More
The recent forced deportation of 300 Eritrean migrants by Turkey raises alarming concerns over human rights violations. It underscores a blatant disregard for international law that protects individuals from being …
Turkey’s Forcible Deportation of Eritreans: A Violation of Human Rights and Dignity Read More
Abdulhadi al-Khawaja’s 5,000 days in arbitrary detention starkly illuminate the plight of human rights defenders in a world fraught with injustice. His suffering, marked by brutal torture and neglect, serves …
5,000 Days of Silence: The Urgent Call to Free Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Read More
The Human Rights Reporting Gateway is an invaluable tool that holds the promise of accountability for gross violations of human rights by foreign security forces. However, its current underutilization stems …
Activating the Human Rights Reporting Gateway: A Call to Action for the State Department Read More
The decisive impeachment of President Yoon illustrates South Korea’s unwavering commitment to democracy and human rights. In a moment that might have taken a dark turn, the National Assembly’s actions …
South Korea’s Stand for Democracy: The Impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol Read More